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I' -CbTp4" APBIIj I, 1S53. ,flrH ' f the AwntiCA Is under the ed- ; .m of M J- Kilit, Esq.ywho v ' i Z its Sfiun!S opinions '1
. -ended a hastily gotten up railtingin the Court House at
last rniiay evening, re-
umn are putting up plows of all 6izes. Mr. O'Hair, who manages the concern, is a practical mechanic, and takes much care to procure the best patterns. They make "the old cast plows" whose good qualities became noted at the agricultural meetings last season, besides others.
AnothfrVHit from Jenr Und. The following letter is taken from the
New Orleans Picayune: i XT '" 1-1 i . . .sir.
ue(or numotra , f ' The success of Sontag; in concert and 'ed of exactly the right kind opera has induced Jenny Ulld t0 deter. :r v.. .i . it-. i
nunc uinju aijain visum?: me unnea
on
.t,;nldno practical, Dusiness
"v:,jiv.nien wri seemed to have 'ij in to consult upon their inter- ; i business way, in reference to 'xinnati & Indianapolis Railway. ,,v Ir. Reeves presided. Spiritwere made by Messrs. t of Lawel, and Hackleman and ti. of Rushville, besides others. '',"4vi!lc friends seemed astonishas delighted at the idea of
..vi niinin sixty "j
OBSERVER.
COXGRSVILLG , APRIL 1, 1853.
TQThs Fatitt Osscavn, (this department ofthe American) is devoted to the news, business, nolitics. and interests of Favette Conntv. ..j
under the editorial management of A.W.Gitirrrrn, Esq. to whom our friends of that Co. will apply for
me ti.n.v.u ... unsiims connecteu witnthe editorial management ofthe Observer.
- n-it . urn,-.
nanllAman! TTnltaA Ct Qtfit
MRMSHIG Warehonte A Shirt Depot I -
Cin. Advertisements.
States. The unhappiness of her domes
tic relations may have had some influence upon her coming to this decision, but that she will again visit our shores, should her life be spared, is a fact beyond dispute. She has already made arrangements to perform in opera in several of the principal portions of Germany during the
Jottings, and Suggestions. Canals have nearly served their time,
ro.1.UCwu.Mlg UUWiac. IniirTintf r r . . .
Railroads now engross the public mind. U il E El li V . U t fi U 1 1 A L
Great speed isrequired in order to keep
up with the spirit of the age. The iron horse seems to fill the imaginations. It looks fearfully grand and beautiful, as it passes through a favorite plain. Every town must now be an intermediate
For the rapid Cure of
f Orc.HS, ( OLDS. IIOARSEXESS. eroxchites, tvKooriXG-corcn, (ROUP, ASTHMA. AXD 'osr.MPTio.
Tb.it Invalnsble remedy for all diseases ofthe
will become itself in a short time, a citv,
priest jear, ana nas also contemplated -t0 the great antonishment of neighbor
uiiuuiiK ma iu uut etfa&uu ui operatic performances in London dur. no
place between two large cities, which I Throat and LcKOB.has attained a celebrity for its
remancaDte cares, never equalled by any other
thevear 1S54.
rail i :n .l- .
laceu i." - j sue win uepan ior mis country,
n-ati they used to live some 0 . and will probably reach here in May of
tue ensuing year.
by mud road which quadrupled
:ance st least. &o iar as we Meto gather their views from the 14n at the meeting and in private x R'jsb. was only waiting to know ' before favoring our road in first, that it vt as really "the road between Cincinnati &. 'csrolis, and, second, that the road 'e made. Of th first we satisfied ,j,v chain aid compass of the sec'st believe there are but few there jsho doubt. Several of the speechciaily that of Mr. Hubbard .-cjlete with valuable information, ie regret that we are unable at this j! favour our readers with a synop- . fhstheand Mr. Hackleman had to -Tenthe subject.
Rnhrilte.
fpir.ade a
. sleasant and prosperous town of vri:!e, noted as being the seat ofjusVifone of the most fertile and highly .rnied counties of Indiana. Insay;isre mean no more than what we i ici jet, we know of no words caihi conveying to any one acquaintthe Hoosier State, a moreexalt8o; anr countv- Rushville labors
j: ifew disadvantages, and it seems s but few. Among these we cannot :srd the location as unfortunate pre elevated and in every way more ;?!e sight mitrht have been selected
fby, on either side of Flatrock. ie location is mode, and enterprise iork to improve it. The signs of in.Tr and thrift, of wealth and comfort,
ittete are manifest on every hand. i court house, a modest substantial v:u.-e, convenient, and well adapted
is purrxe, the handsome church fees and private dwellings, all attest
: But Rushville needs a better outsit: scarcely needs more, for, to fur- . .Lis were to supply her with every -inisgwant. Such outlet she will : hive in the Cincinnati and Indian's Railway, which will bring her -stwo hours of Cincinnati, and two w.Vew York, soon to be the grcat--rt on earth, and give her access ;quarries ofthe White Water, and
11 of the Wabash. When all f?are opened up, few places mor def ietban Ruthville can be found.
In support of what I have written, I
will state that Mr. Ullman, the present able manager of Madame Sontag has received formal propositions from Jenny Lind, to act as her agent in this country, and I understand that that gen leman has accepted thpm. It is his intention after finishing his engagement with Madame Sontag, to visit Europe, to select a troupe to support Jenny Lind during her stay in this country. The programme of her arrangements in the United States will be to visit New York first, and after giving a number of favorite operas here, she will then make a tour of all the principal cities in the Union. I alluded above to the domestic difficulties of Jenny Lind. These, I am informed upon the most reliable authority, exist and are still becoming of the most serious and unpleasant nature. Shortly after the honeymoon, some trifling misunderstanding occurred between her
and Mr.
ing towns. Traveling in canal boats is too tedious. The crack of the stage driver's whip is no longer cheering. The old coach will soon be cast aside as a lubber
ly vehicle, and in another generation people will wonder that such a thing would have been used. But it will be many years before the farmer's wagons will be counted among the things that
meaieine before. Othsr preparations have shown themselves niaft!f, and sometimes effected noable cu res, but none has ever so fully won the confidence of every community where it is known. Af ter years ortrial in every climate, the results have indisputably shown it to possess a mastery over this dange rous class oi diseases, which could not fail to attract the attention of Physicians, Patients, and the pnblic at large. See the statements, not of obscure individuals and from far distant places, but of men who are known and respected throughout the country. The mitlety celebrated Snrgcon, Dtct. TJLEST1S MOTT,of Srw Tor City,tayi: "Itfrives me pleasure to certify the value and ef-
ncacy oi -AVer's cherry ectoral, which I con
saac P. Smith, Manufacturer, Importer, Whole
ml and Retail dealer in Shirts, Cravats, Collars Stocks, Gloves. Hosiery, Pocket Handkcnhiefs Under-shirts, Drawers, Pressing Gowns, and every thing pertaining to gentlemen's furnishery. Dealers in the above line are Invited to call and examine our slock. Isaac F. Smith, No. 10 East Fifth St., between Mainec Sycamore, ClncinnaU,Ohio. ?-3mo.
Head's Commercial College. S. . earner of Main onrf Fntrth St. Cirtrinnnti, 0 THE object of this InstituUon is to qualify gentle men practically for the counting house and bo siness pursuits. The course of instruction embraces the theory and practice of Book Keeping by Double Entry, as applied to all departments of trade and commerce. Business Penmanship, Lectures on Mercantile Transactions, Commercial Calculations, &c, covering the entire fields of commercial operations, thns enabling pupils to become finished accountants. The course csn be completed in from eight to twelve weeks. Terms t'25 in advance. Pupils being taught individually and not in classes, thev can enter at any time. Good board can be obtained at from $2. -25, to $3 per week. Further particulars can be obtained by calling at the Institution, or by addressing the principal, (post paid.) J. K. HEAD, Principal Nov. 12, 1852. 47-lyr.
were. They will Still be used and as der peculiarly adapted to cure diseases of the J ' tnroatand lungs."
the facilities for railroad transportation are increased, their number will increrse. The old fashioned railroads that were in
DR. PERKIXS, the venerable Pretidenl of the Vermont Medi.ial College, one of the eminentlv learned physicians of this country, writes, the Cherry Pectoral is extensively used in this section, where it has shown unmistakable evidence of its happy effects upon pulmonarv diseases. ThcBco. JSO. D. COCHRANE, dittinguithed Clergyman of tne Englith Church, rit.. tn th Pmnntitnr fmm Ur.ntM.al that "1...
that they in their turn, should be buried has been cured o! a severe asthmatte affection, by
berry i ectoral. his letter at lull tengtn, mav
vague among the early settlers are now buried under mud roads, and it is time
t MIATA TABLEWAHE.-fi.nuin.
.'lAltmta never eorrodet, is nearly as white, and harder and stronger than silver. When plated it resembles exactly the solid silver. Wc keep constantly In stoe a large assortment of Albata Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, Soup Ladles. Butter Knives, Cream Spoons, Castors, and in ,hort, everv other article necesry to the compie te furnishing of Table. IIUNTI XGTO.N oi LABOYTEACX, Watch Importers, 119 -M" Sireo.. Feb. 25, '53-10-lyr-. SHERWOOD c CO-OI. 67 Pearl Mreet, Cincinnati. Have in stre,and keep at all times a full assortment of Silk, Fraand Wool Hats together with every variety of Straw Goods con-isting in part of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats.
Country Merchant are solicited to examine our
stock. fcb. 15 9-7ts-
Goldschmidt, (her husband,)
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short visit last week to i w niC11 nas oeenaauy increasing until Her
sunermgs are now too intolerable to be
endured. His petty acts of selfishness,
and his determination to rule her as with a rod of iron, have caused her greatest unhappiness, and a separation has, I am distinctly informed, been ag.-eed upon. The well-known generosity of Jenny is one of the main causes of the difficulty, her husband being opposed to the giving away of anything. But then, it may be, that the high temper which Jenny dis
plays attunes, has also its effect in ren
dering her home unhappy. Certainly it is, such a state of things exist, and what I have written above you will find corroborated to the very letter. Girls and patrimony, BY KATV COWSLIP.
Girls, listen to me. on all came into the world for a purpot-e; that purpose is matrimony; and the sooner all you that are eligible set about getting a husband, the. better for yourself and those who otherwise will continue to lie cigar-aucking, todtiydritikmg, miserable Cast-aways- Winter is congenial to wedlock, with its long cozy fire c.de evenings, its bustling parties and frolicsome balls; and any girl, with her proper wits about her, need not see the t.pnuii
flowers about her without an eiigageinem
ou Iter bands, it she but half einbrac the chances certain to be offered her. "Look belore you leap" is a good old grandmoiher's saying; but girls, don't throw the half of a good chance away; it may not offer Hgaiii. When your fish is ftirly hooked, on I piny with linn too long, or he, may break your line; but wiud away ou the reel steiily Willi a will. When you have got him near lo land, let oaiiinia give him a slight jerk ; then slip your tiaud-nel underneath, and flo'i ii-
forever under turnpikes. Railroads are good in their place. No one wishes success to the Junction road more heartily than we do. We will re
joice when it is completed. But Con-
nersville needs other roads than railroads. She needs turnpikes. The discussion of this subject is not new it has
been touched upon before and we think cannot be argued to j of ten. These remarks were suggesteo by a trip we took the other day to the flourishing town of Richmond. The Connersville and Milton road is not quite finished. We are glad to say that they are at work on it.
be found in our Circular, to be had of the Agent.
and is worth the attention of asthmatic patients. I hit letter itjrvm the writ knnvn Druggitt at HilUdale, Michigan, one oj the laigett dealert in the State; and rAtsrcsr t from hit own rb.ervation. Hillsdale, Mich., Dec. 10, 1849. Dear Sir: Immediately on receiy t of your Cherry Pectoral, I carried a bottle to an acquaintanceof mine w ho w as thought to be near bis end with quick consumption, lie w as then unaale to rise from his bed, and was extremely feeble. His friends believed he must soon dc, unless relief could be obtained for him, and I induced them to give your excellent medicine a trial. I immediately left town for three weeks, and you may judge of my surprise on my return, to meet him in the street on my woy home from the cars, and find he had entirely re covered. Four weeksfromthe day he commenced taking your medicine, he was at work at his arduous task of a blacksmith. There are other cases within my know ledge, where the Cherry Pectoral has been singularly successful, but none so marked as this. Very trulv vours, G. W. UN DERWOOD. Hear the Patient.
Dr. J. C. Aver, Lowell, Dear .Sir: Feeling under
ertv te publish for the benefit of others. Last au-
7
After tUrrincr alonff through the mud, it obligations to yon for the restoration of my health, I
was a renei 10 gei on a turnpiKe, ana when we arrived at the National Road,
we telt as though we had passed into a milder climate that we had crossed the line into a civilized country. Our horse enjoyed the road. He became more animated and lively. Every thing we saw seemed to enjoy the road. Every man we met bowed with a friendly nod. He looked pleased. He was not sour and crabbed as men are when they travel upon a mud road. He did not swear at his horses, the road and the country.
( We met wagons heavily loaded, and car
riages innumerable. Mechanics were
severe cough, and made use of many medicines without obtaining rcticf. 1 was obliged to give
up business, frequently raised blood, and could get no sleep at night. A friniid gave me a bottle of your Cherry Pectoral, the nse of which 1 immediately commenced according to directions. I have just purchased the fifth bottle, and am nearly recovered. I now sleep w ell, my cough has ceased, and all by the nse of your valuable medicine.
Jl, X. MO.Ml, A. M., Principal Ml. Hope Seminary. Hanover, Omo, April 3, lt50. Dear Sir: I wish I could tell all that sutler w ith a cough, what your Cherry Pectoral has done for me. It does seem they might ba benefitted by the information. I had a lung fever which leri my lungs weak and inflamed. Being very feeble ami unable to gain strength at all, my friends thought I must soon sink in consumption. I had no appetite, and a dreadful cough w as fast wearing me away. I began to take your beautiful medicine, by the advice of a.clergvman, wh had seen its effects be
fore. It eased my cough at first, and gave me rest
DAWS WERCAWTIXE COIXEGK I) NORTH-WEr.T CORNER SIXTH AXD WALNUT STS. The nndersigned has removed his Mercantile College to his new building, north west corner of Walnut and Sixth streets, where he has fitted up a Sflekoid suit or rooms, expressly for his business having spared neither pains or expense In making there In everv respect the most convenient and pleasant School Rooms in the United States. The plan adopted in teaching combines practice with theorv; instead of using books, tne pupils are exercised in making original entries of every day business transactions. Journaliring. Posting, balancing accounts, opening and closing of a great va-
rletv of different seisoi doors, oom lorpannerstnp and" individual business, where the business has been prosperous and adverse; and thus qnalifyi-ig the student for entering into the practical duties jf the accountant in any kind of business. The course of instruction will consist of DOU RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department of trade and Mercantile accounts, viz: wholesale. Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual, Partnership, Steamnoating, and Compound Co. Business; Commercial Calculations, Practical l'enmanship. und Lectures on Commercial Law; also lectures on the Science oJ Accounts, Custom of Mer
chants. &e. Pupils are instructed individually, and not In classes, so that students may enter at any time, and proceed in the ratio of their capacity and assiduity.
fuonc eaiini'"" V...UUF... ,...t...0 ..... examined privately if they desire it,) when Hie student undergoes rigid and'thorough interrogations bv the Principal, (assisted by a Committee of Prac- . . . . i r : u I it;. 1 .
tic.il Accountants anti Diisinosa meu.i tiu ci uu-
mas awarded to those who are deemed worthy of them. A cour2e can be completed In from six to ten weeks. The Principal will take pleasure In doing every thing in his power to advance his students, and mat e them thorough and acbomplislied accountants; and his extensive acquaintance with the business community will generally enable him to procu re situations for those desirons of obtmning them. Terms. For a full course of lessons in Book Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Com
mercial Law, &c s-mw. Dec. 17,l?o2 52 K. S. BACON, PrincipaJj. iTIOOUE So. 342 Main St.. East between , Eighth and Ninth, Cincinnati. I have nw on hand a beautiful assortment of Mens. Boys and . hildrens Straw Hats. Also, a beautiful fine lot of soft Cassimere hats; embracing every color, white, pearl, blue and black. My shelves are also filled with a beautiful assortment of spring style or Silk and Fur hats of my own manufacture, to which I invite the especlial iitteiition of mv oldest friends and acquaintances of Brookvilte and vicinity to give mc a call when you are in the citv. my 7
p V .T. II. SIIOrSBERCER'S IKO If. STOftE. No. IS Front St., opposite the Public laniline, Cincinnati. Ohio. Keep constantly on hand a larse assortment of Iron, nails ami steel, ofthcirown manufacture, from the genuine Juniata Bloom, jnstlv celebrated for the last twenty years for its superior quality. Also Mouse Hole Anvils, bellows, vices, screw plates. Cast steel, English Blister steel, and German steel, Eliptic sprints, Carriaee axles. Mould Boards, wagon boxes. Ac. All of which they will warrant and sell at thclowest market prices. Persons will please call and examine ourstock before purchasing elsewhere. Feb. 25, '53 10-6-ns.
BOOTS AXD SHOES. ..The nndersigned are now receiving a large and general assortment of Boots and Shoes, of almost everv style and
variety, constituting one of the bet and most di
versified stocks in Cincinnati. Also, a general assortment of Panama, Leghorn and Palm Hats, re
cently purchased from the manufacturers East, at the lowest prices, to which they are addinga gene
ral and extensive assortment of custom work of all
kinds In requisition.
They w ill. therefore, be prepared lo offer to
country merchants, aim to the city trade, in assort' ment not excelled in the West; to which they re spectfully solicit the attention of purchasers gene' rallv.
Also, Agents for the sale of Frank Miller's Wa
terproof Blackine. J. ot A. SIMPKINS03, Sign big Yellow Boot, No. S5 Lower Market
feblo -93m street, between Main and Sycamore
Cincinnati Advertisements
Keduced Prices. LIBER ALDIS. TO WHOLESALE PURCH ASERS. BEIXOWS MANUFACTORY. THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Cincinnati, and the public generally, that he still continues to manufacture Smiths Bellows of all sizes at his old stand on Second Street, betw een Broadway and Sycamore. Cincinnati. From his long experience in the business, together w ith being provided with a larpe lot of seasoned lumber and other materials, he is prepared in all cases to
warrant iiiswotk goon. ALSO. Anvils and Vices furnished. Feb.5 10-3ms. S. R. HAMILTON. 0"l : - V. KSVAHF,. FOR THE SPRIXR TRADE. Now in store, and receiving a large
and complete stock of fine and common Ware, comprisingin part Common Tea", Bowls, Plates, Dishes. Nappies, and Bakers" Pitchers, etc. etc.. Fine Tea Ware. While Store, Fancy Styles. Fine Flint and Common Class Ware, Cator. Britannia Ware, German Silver and Silver Plated Gool, Lanterns of all sizes, with and without guards, for Candles or Oil. Fors. leat the lowest market rates bv IH'CGlNS, BROTHER Ac ANDERSON, "fcb. 13, "53 9-lyr. So. 91 -Main street.
VOTlCF.E.E. ci 11. Hiiffcins, having asso-
iY ciated Win. Anderton (formerly with Hnnne
well, Haile & Co.) w ith them in the transaction of
the Hueensware Misiness, at their oiii stand 91
Main street, the business will hcretifler be con
ducted under the firm of Hiiggins. Brother & An-
derse .. K. K. HfCCIXS.
11. HVCGS. Feb. 15, "53 9-lyr. VM. ANDERSON.
Cincinnati Hydropathic,
OR WATfcR CURB ESTABLISHMENT. THIS Institution ts oftew, summer and winter, for the reception ef patients. It is loer.tcd about
uve mites irom tne citv, on meciticiiinaii, Hamilton, and Dayton Railroad, and but a few rods from the Carthage Depot. Te the lover of nature, few parts ofthe country furnish a more pleasing variety of scenery than spreads itselft before the traveler from Cincinnati to the cure, there nature and art combine, rendering the view beautiful beyond de
scription. J he large and beautiful edince displays the taste of the artist at a glance. The neatness and elegance of the interior, combine with the numerous attractions which present themselves to the invalid, cannot fail to render this establishment a desirable one. The rooms are well ventilated, and neatly furnished. The bath rooms are ample and commodious, and the springs which furnish the water for this establishment are pnre, soft, and abundant. In
cennection with this Institution there is a gymr.as-' sium, where patients will hare an opportunity of)
restoring their muscular sirengin oy ueaiiuui ana diverting exercise. Females suffering from Uterine, Spinal or nervous diseases, will, as heretofore be trcatad successfullv in this Institution. Dr. Peasr for msny years has devoted his time to the treatment of the sick, and begs leave t say that no pains w ill be spared for the recovery or those committed to his care. Females suffering from Vterine, nervous, or spinal diseases, w .11 aa heretofore be treated successfully in this Institution. Patients are requested to brine twocomfortables. two large blankets, three coarse sheets, and 6 or 8 coarse crash towels, all of w hick, should be marked with the name in full, or if desired they will be furnished at an extra charge of fifty cents per week. Terms. The terms for Board, medical services and all ordinary attention, will be from $s.oo to 910.00 per week", payable weekly. Extra attendance will subject the patient to an extra charce. Some deduction will be made to those w ho find it necessary to spend a lenpih of time In the Institution. Transient person will be charged two- dollars per dav. Three dollars will be charged for the first examnation. For further particulars address post paid. D. A. PEASK.-M. D. Proprietor. Carthage, Hamilton Co., Ohio, 1S53. 12-3mos. R. II. STRUEVE, DEALER IN
TATCHES. CLOCKS A JEWELRY, keeps on f hand a large assorted stock, of all styles and
prices; also, repairs watches and Jew elry in a thorough workmanlike manner. mr5,"53-ll.
T. .TUT II. DEALER IN CLOCKS,
12EAST5lh ST. OPPOSITE DENNTSON HOCSE
nsrnsATi, uiiio. Pec. S, 1S.W iil-ins.
to he doing a brisk business, in the towns
through which we passed. All this change we attributed to the fact, that
the people up there had a turnpike, on which hey could travel when they pleased, provided only they paid their toll. And whv can't vcm. linvo a tnrnnil.- tonl
over nun, w nen lie nnus mmsell in it. Cook i , ,. , . .
hi... i.::..st mrwti v. Me,, are -rv n,.,ch i,t i o mat ioiks can come ana see us in win
lollcgiate Ifich School.
it examination and exhibition of this
I comes off to day. The exercises
fer were to commence cn Wcd-
; eicning, oi wnicn, as this is a : matter ofpreat interest, we had !
i'-fdto jrive notice last week, hut !
thsent by reason of family affliction ' ftime.
"... j .i
u. UIIU UUILTS
fo, education should attend. Ad-
are expected from Rev. T. M.
of Brookville, and Rev. W. W.
n of Fairfield, and rtArhnna rtV
, , 1 -
Railrvad .Tatters. Pomeroy has been running a pre-
7 line of the Cincinnati and Indifdis Railway, and will as soon as
sMe make out the estimate, and a
:of the Road. It is now known c!T the proposed road, Indiananolis
brought within less than one
M milef or to Snoak irtcro nr,i.
J within less than three hours of
-waii, so that the citizens of each
breakfast at home, spend sev-
-wurs t the other, and take tea w ith " lilies. The advantage of such a ""Ot only to the l-mmtrv Lr.,n-K
'twill nssc L,
si obvious, to all. But as an in-
ent,it will be psnocisiv t,,.k1
pCtrartira . ... .
v lu capitalists. The lm- - amount of way business it will
do, will in the opinion of cool cslcu'ators, make it a paying road
-uuia De extended
J4oa Countv
snd
ithM,
Grille 4.
"nportant road
i.
S s
ok
rish; tiiey don t keep fresh long after being
caught. j Have nothing to do with erratic bipetlswiih no tixed uiteutions. Such fellows there are ; who w ill loil on ur sofas, turn the leaves ' ot your muMC bocks and fill your heuis with jsiliy notliuimss, at the same ti lie tiiuiiop- ' oiixe you tor all the laucy dances, play waiter behind j our chair at supper, be your hum ; ble st rvaui at theatres and concert-rooms, and serenade y ou through a two or three I years' campaign have nothing to do with j them . i Whistle such danglers off. Cut them dead alter taking them on trial for a winter
auu a mirier, and begin fresh, on a novelty. If a man dues not come to the "popping
! point alter a winters dancing, and a summer"s rioing and tee creaming, he won't do
interested in me Hl all. He IS I10l a inatryine man. and von !
had better lor your owu sakes.hand such over your voting sisters, j usl out of short ureses and palilalias; smelling nice and fresh of bread and butter, who have the time to waste on tnilcs. You have none. Mina, I don't say, don't say wait for a man if you are sure of him. Never care if he is poor -poor and worthy. Your father was a
poor man, ten lo one, when he married your mother. It you love the fellow and he merits it, love on; wait unlit he is in a position to make the pot boil, and keep it boiling;aud then some atternuoii, when your father is happy in himself and at peace with the world, throw yourself upon his heart, wait until his dinner is digested and then put dear Harry's love for you straight at
mm. Procrastination is the thief of time. Pon't let the man procrastinate. Make them clearly define their positions. "To be or not to
De, mat is tne question, i aamire a warm hea'ted, strong loving girl, one who, when her love is well br stowed, is not ashamed to let the world see her happiness; but I hate match-making mammas, and I despi.e girts w ho spend four or five years of their lives in knitting purses, working slippers for aset of fellows whose hearts are in their tailor's pattern books. These are the men that are killing the purpnsv of your lives.they are stealing away that fresh good tiess of heart, and pure impulse ot thought and action, which every girl should bring her husband as a tlowrv.
They will hang arouud you nntil you are thirsty, if you make up well, can beat the
test ol gas-light; and have In ends in aset they cannot afford to cut; they will keep away from vou plain, honest and sensible
men, (qualities the daughters cannot claim,) who would make old age happy. Look for one of this latter class, then you will preserve your pnre womanly nature; your love for him will spring np again to you ten fold in
your children and not be perpetuated in your husband's grateful heart. If you cannot find such men, and live ou alone with yourself until you are world hacked, J w hy then victimize one of the danglers. When he is sated, and proved the
vanity of all, he will come to )y ou; marry him, and think yourself well off. But marry, girls, marry your mission is matrimony. Think of forty-fire, spectacles.
with a cat. knitting needles, chess board, and chronic rheumatism and ah odder. Dream of this, and then of a home, fireside, dear Harry romping with Harry, jr., you teaching a small
copy of yourself her letters, mother rocking a miniature masculine in the cradle, and Mary, sweet little Mary, playing "Sweet Home" on the piano. Lok on that picture of old, lone, forgotton, fory live maidenhood. Dream on it by night, and by day .too, and when Harry says "will you?" say yon '"yea." ID When the Hob. Mr. Norton was applied to, on Hood'acealh, for contribution
to the fund then raised for his destitute wid
ow, and headed by Sir Robert Peel with the donation ol W.be, she promptly sent a liberal
subscription with the following lines, never
before published :1
To cheer the widow's heart in her distress,
To make provision fur the fatherless, Is but a Christian's duty ,and none should Resist the heart appeal of Widow Hood.
Poetry, punning aud piety, ail of te genuine sort, are not often thus happily uni
ted
CT BocK-fieriNG in Om Lisbon. Don't lend them. Fuoth. U It was frankly stated by John Q. Adams, in one of his congressional speeches.that the four ears during wbich be occupied the Presidential Chair, were th most unhappy year of hi life.
at night. In less than a fortnight I could eat well.
busily enp-njred, and merchants seemed nd m couph had ctwi to oe troublesome, my
which soon restored my strength. Now, after live weeks, I am well and strong, with no other help than yttnrriiery Pectoral.
Yours, with respect, JULIA DEAN. I hereby certify that the above statement of my wife is in conformity with my own views of her case and her cure bv Avcr'a Cherrv Pectoral. JOSEPH DEAN. The above named Joseph Dean and Julia, his wife, are personally know n to me, and implicit confidence mav he placed in thpir statement. SAMUEL C. VAN PEKWENT. Pastorof the Bnptist Chnrch. PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical Chemist. Lowell. Mass. Soldin Brookville by M. V. Haile; in Laurel hy Gilford At Depnv; in Metamoraby C. Van Camp; Andersonville byC. B. Overton, and by the uggists everywhere. 40
ter as well as summer. The change that would be wrought would be wonderful. Merchants would do a heavier business, and farmers could haul a heavier load. They could come when they
had time, and this would be a great point pjan
nilirKERlWS PI.WOS.-Wt shall
j open this week several of our Spring stock of
to w hich we invito the attention of pnrcha-
; , , .i i ,A . , sers. T hev are mosuv irom me mciorv oi jonai gained. As It IS they have tWO difficile- chTckerini.who it is well known, is one ofthe old-
Thev must either est and most successful manufacturers in this coun- - I Tl, PianA Pnrti, nee worth ten T,r cent
more than thosf made without the entire iron frame,
as thev are thereby more durable and remain in tune much lonsrer. The touch is more delicate then in other instruments, a fact worth the consideration
of ladies who have not the amount of strength req
uisite to press down the keys of many pianos now manufactured. Please call and examine our instruments. COLBUKN & FIELD, Music dealers and publishers,154 Main street, apl 9, 1850 1-y Cincinnati.
ties ti) contend with
come in the winter wherr the roads are bad or wait till spring when their time is needed on their farms. In either case it is an 5nconven:ence both to the farmer and the townsman. Many other
reasons might be urged for constructing turnpikes. The country has become more thickly settled the farmers are more wealthy and Connersville is larger than it Vas fifty years ago, when old railroads were better than no road. But
I It lRftAlX IN Itr.AL. ESTATE, A
A valuable lot for sale on good terms. The un
dersigned offers for sale the lot in Palestine Springfield township. Franklin County, Indiana.
The lot contains ten acres. The said lot is situa
ted on the Franklin turnpike, four and a half
miles east of Brookville.three miles westofCarmel
we live in another HO now, the age of There is a good hewed log house, frame blacksmith s 1 ihnn aluht., m'ith nthttr nut hnildintrs. nn orchard
railraods and telegraphs when expedi. j of grafted fruit; also four different kindsof cherry.
I e sain ioi nas inree rooti wens, ine saiu ih
only to Hancock
It will probably re-
improve the business of the
r-lie and KLVk :ii-t, .i.
from Shelbyville to Cincinnati
. w ttUstmlle will h Rome oitrlit
'ess than by the Lawrenceburgh ouidthat evet extend to the city.
en Shelbyville ia connected by
artinsville, as is proposed, the
Shelbyville may become
Business rf tv, t.-:v- t.
'-Tlle road will be operated on in'
wy, and nass down t b Whit a.
Ks old and natural channel. 18 to the tl,, n - . .
-- mvLgu uusiness, it must ao ?er share nf tv. .1
,j - mm uiau any ouier
--luce snorter than the cente y some 24 miles than the Junction
es , . ' -J
11 1 than tVlA Tjlui-enpoKiirtrr,
1 " ..-lk DV Tin, .
-voo man a, uozeu or so 'th all these nrosnects ahead.
e not ask whether sino-le track
long able to do the business!
Pring opens, the farmer begins OUt for tl, : i
f husbandrv. nA ihmiiii tkom
more net,. :
v ' 68 "stings of almost every dcthrashing machines , and the ..x friends O'Hair and Shoup, "tiscment is in another coi
tion is required in order to transact business slow teams are behind the times and slow roads too. We must keep up with the times or be left behind. And what is a railroad going to do without turnpikes. We must have turnpikes built or under contract, before the railroad is completed. The M'lton road
is getting along finely. A road to West Union, to Brookville, and to Rush Co., should be constructed shortly, and then we are done on the subject of turnpikes.
Death of Geerfe Vryharger
One of our wealthiest and most in,
fluential citizens, has been called to his final rest. George Frtbarger of this place, died at his residence, on Saturday
morning, the 26th inst-, after a brief but painful illness. Mr. Frybarger was well known throughout this s "ction of the country as a successful merchant. He came to this place about thirty years ago
a poor but industrious young man, and entered into the mercantile businsess. By his perseverance, economy and strict attention to business he accumulated a large amount of money and property ,and has left to each of his children a consid
erable fortune. For several years he has been extensively engaged in pork packing; and at the time of his death was president of the Bank of Connersville.
His loss will be felt by the communi
ty. Having been engaged in various
kinds of business, he gave employment
to mechanics and laborers, and did as
much as any other man towards building
up the town of ConnersvilleBastneas. Our side -walks are now filled with boxes and barrels, many ofthe merchants
having received their spring supply of
goods. Goods will be sold cheap this spring, notwithstanding the high, prices
the merchants hare been compelled to
pay in order to get them here. They
have all been vagoned from the city Fire.
A fire broke out on Friday morning,
in a short at the unner end of town. It
was soon extinguished. No material damage was sustained, A BEAUTIFUL COUPLET. The path of aororw, and that path alone. Leads to tht land where aorrow ta unknown.
in a good and healthy neighborhood. For partic ulars, apply to the undersigned on the premises. A. G. CLARKSO.f. March 8th, 1P53. 12-tf.
p.4KRlAGE MASrFACTOKT AT UttCarmeli J.S. l.aFue respectively informs the public that he has on hand, and is constantly manufacturing Carriages, such as Barouches, Kockaways, Buggies and Spring-wagons of everv stvle and description leqnired. ills' workmen are men of experience and are able to B nish jobs in the very latest style and with the best mechanical execution. Old carriages are repaired in the same manner. His work is warranted and sold as cheap as any work of the same style and finish made iu the State.
Call and see ir this be trne Ml. Carmel, March 5, 1853. U 3w. The Book of te S asonl f ion TO SOOn PER MONTH!
I trrANTtD 1 Ti ti . i l a a ar. . . a large i. V number of agents to engage in the sale of a
new and verv popular wore juv puunsneu. it is a book that will sell to almost every family In the West, and any active man can clear from five to eight dollars per day. Our other publications are very saleable, and we offer extraordfnary inducements for agents. Full particulars given hv addressing, post-paid, TOOKEK >CHKU Publithert, Cleveland, 0,
Cincinnati end Indianapolis Railway Company. NOTIOF. is hereby given that the first annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railway company, for the election of Directors to serve'for the ensuing year will
bo held at the town of Laurel In the county of Franklin and State of Indiana on Saturday the second dav of April 1S53, between the hours of 8
O'clock A.M. and 5 P. M. ,
Bv order of the board or inrectors. G.G.SHOrP, Prest. Test M. J. Kkllt, Sec'y. 12-3w
HI. J. W. KEELY, Resident Sur(cen Dentist,
j. Thankful tor past lavors, wouiti ocg . i the continuance of the patronage of
the citirens of town and country. He would direct attention to the fact of his taking a premium on a full set of Artificial Teeth, at the late Franklin
County Fair.
All operations in the dental Art performed upon
he latest and most approved principles and war-
anted. .Mi charees lor examination or auvicc. TrpOfflee in the North end of the Adairtavern
rtand.
I AI'RGIi IltOX FOISDRV.-This esI i taMishnient now in the hands of Geo. G. Snocp and J ames 0"Hra, Is in operation in all its various branches, in part to-wit, they are building threshing machines of the latest and most approved mod-
riles, both separators and chaff pilers, with tumbling shaft or belt at the option of the purchaser, having a large assortment of patterns and well arranged machine, blacksmith and carpenters shops Ihcy are prepared to build machinery of various kinds tor grist and sawmills they arc also manfacturing and keep constantly on hand saw glimmers. Irons for vegetable grinders, apple mills, shingle machines, straw cutters, tire benders, churns, saw mandrils, blacksmiths tewel irons, and also a varielv of cook stoves, parlor church and box stoves, sugar kettles, hollow ware, odd lids, waeon boxes and irons, and also the premium cast plow. Job work and repairing done in good style and on the shortest notice, all works done in our line will be furnished on as good terms as at any establishment in the west. Orders respectfullv solicited by SHOUP & O'HAIR. $4 Paid $ l3-6mos. Chinn, Glass & Queensware. nrEEIX, HIL.I. &C. No. f9 Main street Cincinnati, offer to country merrbstits. a full and complete assortment of every
article in their line; and. inducements to purchase in Cincinnati in preference to eastern cities. 13-3 inos.
KATZENBERGF.R, STRXUS & CO, Wholesale dealers in Re.tdy Made Clothing. No
ITS Main street, between Third and Fourth, fin'ti Vf Keep constantly on hand, a complete and
very extensive stock of t lollis, t assi meres. es ting and even description of TrimuiMigs. Feb. -Jo, '53 10-lyr.
TTAY A STOCK SCAM Martin A
II Orr. Scale Manufacturers, have taken the old
stand formerly occupied by Miitih & Bi.rNnti.i.,
o. 4" Columbia street, one door west of almit Cincinnati, OhU. They arc prepared to put upon the most reason able terms, in any part of the country, their I rot
Lever Hny and Stk Sralrt, from nt w patterns with Improvements, which they have Inst comple
ted. Also, all Kinos ol riallorm -nic. Meams.
A:e., cvc. All our Scales are warranted lo give full satisfaction, or we w ill take them back and refund
tiie money. REFERKNCES.
Samuel Beresrord. B. H. Klliston. Covington,
t.minen, m urnu re o, iv. rcrrm, , rv W. c G. W. Kobson. Kcs. MaltM & Co.,
J. H. I-ehmer, Pullum. Hatfield Brown
fcb. Si 1. MARTIN & OKR. Geo. S. Jenkins & Co.
WHOLESALE dealers in Foreign and lVimesti
Dry Goods No. 5. South eisl corner Pearl and
me sin-ns, v iiicntit.iii. Just opened an entite new stock. Feb. 35, '53 l-12ms.
m. nrinr.i n. . wrRTneirs. . Kt.w
HEIl'FLBACH. WE RTHKIMKR & Kl.AW
Manufactiirers of Ready Made Clolhil g. Importers
and Healers in Cloths, t assimercs, -stings, an
Gentlemons" Furnishing Goods. No. .W IVarl street.
between V alnut and me, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 25, '53 10-lr.
JONES UROTHEKS & CO-
srecrssoks to J. D. & C. JONES Si. CO.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
No. 19 I tAKL M Kt 1 CINCINNATI. O.
JOBS D. JOSM. OIO. W. JONES.
CAtrR jors. a. . i stitos.
Feb. 15, "53 04ms. Robert T Thorburn,
BRASS tVVSnEX. So. Si Kelt Front St.. Cm. UK ASS and Pilverplated Faucets. Mop and Valve Cock (.Soda and Generator Brasses, Hose Joints,
Histcllerv and l!draulic alves. ftc. I'll t.iooos.
Gauge and cillendcrCocka. Copper Kivcts.fpeitcr
Solder, and Castings in isniss. t oppcr aim nun k Tin, Babbit or Anti Fruition Mettles. Orders frn the country promptly attended to.
Can patl loriopper anu di. Fcb. S5, '53 10-lyr.
R.
JOHN GATES,
IV olcnle Itealer In Itt A- M, No. 54 Pearl Street, between V uluut& lne, 10 3ms. CINCINNATI.
j. o. lm-Ksos.
n. t.rrTTsa.
W. BOOTH CO., Importers and holcsalc dealer in
European and American Hard
ware. Cutlery ana uuns.
South tCett cor. Pearl and Walnut Sio..Cmrrnnntt.
HAVE received, and are contanMy snppne.i with even artit le in their line, suitable lo the Western trade, piirihased of Ameri.an.and impor
ted direct from Sheffield, Birmingham, an" German
manufacturers, embracing the best qualities ami brands, which will be sold at s.ualt advance on ,
cost, consisting, iu part, of .
Wm. Butchers ic bpenr K .JacUson's Files, Saws & Eilgc Tools, Wade & Butcher's, Georrre Wostcrtholin & Son's c-lcbrated Razors, Pocket Knives, Shears, Scissors, if., Table Knives and Forks, Carvers Mcels, &c. Log,, Truce llrfl'er. Breast, and 5lh Chaiua and Strrtchers, llookaaart HHitres, Jnvilt, firrt.Brllr,n t and S'ege Butturn.O'' and T. B. Rirltnd" t Shorrlt and Spa-lrt, Collins Co.'s, Hunt's. II. Mann's and Lippencott's Axes and Hatchets, Waldron's. Darln;g A. Wood's Grars. Grain, and Briar Scjthes, Sctho Se;ithcs. Cradles, Sides. Hay and Manure l-orks, i-.riu.nters' and Cooiters" Planes and Edge Tools.
Every kind of Cirt ular and other Saws nianufacured'to ortier and warranted. Agents for E. AT. Fairbanks & Co.'s celebrated Platform. Railroad. Hav Grocers', and Druggists' Scales. hich have a reputation superior to all othcrs-for accuracy and durability, and sold at manufacturers' prices. Also, rgents for the sale of the bet Iron Fire Proof Safe nianuluctured, which wc soli at manufacturers prices. feb.25,'53 ltuijr.
DR. GCYSOTT'S IMPROVED BITKACT Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla It now put ap in the largest sized bottle, and l acknowledged to be the best sarsaparilla at ads, ia certified by the wonderful cures it has perforn4 the original' copies of wbich are In the possessiea of tht proprietor. Remember this is the only true and riginal article. TIIE COMPOUND FLVID EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA has been prepared with particular reference to Female Complaints. Incipient Consumption. Barrenness. Luchorrie, or Whites, Irregular Menstruation. Incontinence of Urine, and generally gloomf slate ot mind, are cured by Dr. Guj sou's Extract of Yellow llock and Srsarilla, which gives immediate relief by renewing the foundation of health and strengthen the blood. It neutralises bad humors,
stops nnna'ural secretions, and gives healthv action to all the vital powers. The Yellow Pock and Sarsar sriUa Is peculiarly adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from irregularity of menstrual discharges, sa Mb erdiseases peculiar to their sex. The proprieter has in bis poscs&ion a great-number of certificate of cures, performed of the above description.We assure the afflicted, that a bottle or two of Dt, Gov sou's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla w ill at once rulute those -difficulties and reaev the natural energies. ACctior lRiei'LiTT ia tbi Pinions of MaaSTRCiTtOa. jry Read thit ttatement oj th cure of Mmrf Moore, vht vatgiven p i her phyeiaant a being utterly incurable, at herein certified to by Dr. J. S Warder, one of her contulting phytteiant; Brahdoxville, V.. Au0. S3, 18M. I certify that Mar' Moore, s young female, oft or 20 years of age, has been serving in my- family for several years. She became diseased seme tw or three years ago by irregularity In her periods
menstruation, during which time sne naa severe cold, about the first of last April, yoar Agent here, Wm. M. Rittenour, furnished berwUk a bottfe of Pr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparins on trial, and in less than a week signs of recovery wcro apparent. She continue usirgth medicine nntil she bad taken live bottles of it.and considered herself perfectly well,altho-igb when she commenced tiiis medicine, her am-ndlBg' physician pronounced ber rase incurablo. Sewas, and had been for a long time, delirious. DAVID 5PIRER. jr-jm pieate read Dr. Warder' ttattment of tht
a'tovt rate ot Mary Mooie: Bks-wonvii.i , V., Aug. 53, 15This is to certify that I was called In to see the above named Mary Moore, during the absence of her regular attending physician, found ber In a critical and dangerous condition. and, as I thought, beyond all hope of recovery. Afterthis Pwascsll'ed in consultation with her regular attending pysician. Our opinions were, that her recovery was impossible I learned that ber disease was causes more than two years ago, from irregularity in hc periods of menstruation, caused by takiag s sever
cold. I did not see her again, out soon aricrieam ed that she w as getting well. I was much snrprlse at this, and, on inquiry a to wbaVeouW have caus
ed this tnd.icn cba&ge, was reformed (by m. Rittcnour.) that she bad been taking Pr. Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. I havesince heard of its great effects in other cases in this vicinity. I have no inducement to make this. ,'jvmril, other than it may Induce others afllicte as was the subject of this statement, to try the Yelrlow 1WV and Sarsaparilla, believing, asl do, Uta it is possessed of many excellent qualities, sad adapted to many diseases Incident to the humaa family. A, S. WARPER, M.D. Put up quart bottles, tlperb.4tle. SixboHlwo for 85. Sold by JOHN U. PARK. N. E. corner Fourth and Walnut streets. Cincinnati, Ohio, to whom all ardor, roust be addressed. M . W. Haile. Brookville; F. Brown, Fairfield; J.
S. RocVafcller, Cedar Grove; Nye & Snow, Now Trenton; C. Hasson, MU Carmel; J. N. Clements, Blooming Grove; Gifford & Alden, Laurel; The. Robinson, Salem; 3. II. LaRue,. AnJerxw.ville; J. L. Andrets,lunlapsville; P.Mason.Cosncrsville; S. Barbour, Rushville; Titr. Pickcrws, Ycrsaillcs; D. Beaver Libert;; A. lWyd.Fcipio. 9 6 mo.
W RET POTATOkS,-The subscriber has
on hand for snl
DICKSON & LE BETTER,
(Successors to Sampson & Andrews.) Importers, Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in China, Glass si d Queensware. Also, Lamps. Castors t Table Cutlery'- 21" Main Street, between Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fcb. 25, '53 1 0-1 j r. Ta6"nXc6lter," GROCERY, PROni'CE. AND COMMISSION 31 1'.liCIl A 'l S. E. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STS. CICI.ATI, OHIO. Nov. 20 4!-lyr-. vnv TORKvnnon sii tTnr. i! . POT THUS. J. EKNM MannfiiCtiirer avd dealer in all kinds of transparent window shades. Also cords, Tassels. Brass mountings Ac. No. 2 College Hall. Walnut st..Cincinnati. Chimb. Store and other large shades painted to orderin asuerior style. T nTrtw WIRRIT AVOKKS Innv
(5 A- Rn.it. comer of Broadway and Fifth st-eet, terms 2m packages Dry Goods. purchased mostly
' ncini sti. Monuments. Tombsand Grave Stones, Marble .Mantles and Statuary, Baptismal Fonts, Mural Tablets, Urns. Tsar's, Garden Figures. Cabinet and Counter Slabs, c A t., constantly dn hand and furnished to order. Thotrad.-suppli-
od w ith Marble in Block or Slab, or Sawc.i to nr. eer. mh 1312
MASONIC &. ODD FELLOWS' FURNISHING STORE. WILLIAM ADDIS. Has removed to Sixth st. Bacon's Building, finder Msgnolia Hail. Cincinnati, Ohio. MANUFACTURER of Costumes Olid Regalia ef everv description, for Masons. Odd Fellows, Sons of temperance. Temple of Honor, Druids Red Men, Brotherhood of the Union, aad Good Fellows. TT' Being a member of the above orders, I am prepared at all times to furnish every thing appertaining thereto with punctuality and dispatch. fcb. 15. '53 9-t2in.
S ! .n ta. t-.1 1 it. . .M , Is, it. OT n-.rt .1.1. .nnli.a k
VAU'ABI.F. FAMILY MEDICINES. SOLD BY Johu D. Park, Fourth and Walnut streets -trance esst side Walnut, one doorsbov Faarth street. Last week w ss s great week far the sale of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry." So widely bat the reputation of this great medicine spread, that strangers visitingour tow n bring numerous orders for lha medicine, either fur their own or others use. For all diseases of the hincv such at coughs, difficulty of breathing, painsisthe chest, etc., there can be no question bnt that "Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry" is the best meaieine in Hie world. Physicians prescribe it. Pr. Jslta,s phyticisa of extensive practice, l Licking cennty, Ohio, isfornis us that the use of s few bottle of Wistar's Balsam (4 Wil l Cherry completely cured a daughter of his, whom he had entirely given over to die f consumption. Since then, he baa rrcommened It rn his private practice Is mere than a bnner4 difierenteases, and in every instance it had the sh-ed effect. Reader, be assured that this is truly the most valuable medicine ever discovered fertv-
ery disease of the lungs. PILES! FILES! PILES I Crsi roa Puss. Dr. D. Humphrey's Vegetable Ointment is a positive cure for the Piles. Jobs Meant, Esq., Miles Greenwood, and many other.
ATTS& COl.ni It Dealers
l;wd.. c:t I'm rl M rrri. I
Clllimii. Offer for sale on the mns favorable pemes.
MoTn Fit trr. Having had freeuent can tse
prevjoiisto the advance In prices. I iircha.ers w ill Uli, mrtlt.h.. ,n(1 hearing universal approbation sn
let tin tit tvnti, .i.,,-. m.v- v. i
Jobbing House East or West.
CASES Iir.HM or Rnntnrpof
lKri'TUKK
ile a qnanttiv orswect potatoes ior .. ,.
1 1 .. .) k. ill I,.... .t th. r.n-t.t ......... siiV l ' I." i r. I II'-., wt in. u r-. i o ui.'.-t i. "i-
1 1000
THE BOWEl-SCUKED
iE AND
s
qiittntity of plants. By bills hereafter 1 will inform j Common, particularly among the laboring classes
the public when the plants csn be had. The seed potatoes can be had now, at my r.sidence one mile north of Brwvkville.on the Esst Fork. Feb. 2,'53 11-Sw. E. H. CASE.
The Information Wanted. HAYITS'G been Informed that frequent inquiry has been made for me, for the last two years, I would now inform my old friends and customers, as well as the citizens of Franklin, Rush, Decatur,
and Rinlcv connties. eenerallv. that 1 have taaen
the Woolen, Factory' of GordenA Woods, at Metamora, for four years, w here we design carrying on Wool-carding, Spining, Weaving, and manufacturing of Sattinetts, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, Cloths, Cassimeres,and Stoking Yarn, for the custom; either on shares, or by the yard, or pound. Also, dying and fulling done to order in the usual season for such work. The proprietors of this establishment are adding largely to the machinery, so that we shall be able to do as good work, and on ss short notice, as anv other shop in the country. The subscriber Hatters himself tht be is too well known in this community to need any recommend or declaration of his abilities. His long residence at Laurel, and constant attention to bnsiness should eenre to him a rood share of the public patronage.
We want a large amount of W OOL, for which we will pay liberal prices in goods at the Factory
or store. Anv amount oi wool grease win ut ken; also produce of every description usually taken bv the Stores. Particular pains will be taken te accommodate
foreigs customers wim weir earning over nurni. We want to make a great msny new acquaintances this summer.
Come old friends, let us see your smites ana fa
vours once more. Our old teste or prices win oo our rule. ELI AS MACKY.
Metamora, March 4th, li53. l-mos.
JOHiN ) WIlif JAMS MERCHANT TAILOR, 3It Carmel Franklin Co. Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings and Vests, FirMan,H"XOTIIING-ReadyMade Feb. 3d. 1852.
BROOKVILLE ATTORNEYS.
of both sexes, and is frequently attended w ith much distress and often death. Dr. KtTcs, of 153 Sycamore street, between 4th and 5th, Cincinnati, Ohio, has for a long time given his attention to this disease, and has cured thousands of all ages. Ho applies his own Instrument, which is worn with case and comfort, and, at the same time w ill keep the
bowels, or protruding part within the orifice. How important Is it, therefore, for those who are ruptured to be cured. irlore trf f Dr. Kntew' Trusses, for Itnptwre Mhc Bowels. CiaaoLTOs.Ky., May SI. IS5I. Ms. Enrros Seeing In your paper the advertisement of Da. Katts, I avail myself of the opportu
nity I long wished, to publicly testify to the great
number of persons to whom life had been rendered comfortable, that have come under my knowledge, several of whom were fellow sufferers with me in th Mexican war. For want of proper Trusses they were nndcrconslsnl fear of giving themselves pain by the least laborious work, but they ran now do a good day's work without injury to themselves. Respectfully yours, JAMES MCKEAN. Newport Daily Newt. JTj Dr. Kates' office is 153 Sycamore streel.Cincinnati,Ohio,wheie all those afflicted with a Rup
ture ol the Bowels are requested to call. Then are
' thousands who can beartestimony to the sbovc,who , I have been eltectnallv cured under the treatment
i of Dr. Kates.
Dr. J. Kates' Trusses for the Core of as Rupture. This it to certify that I have been afflicted wltb s "RrrTras o the Bowxxs" sorsix years, during this time tried many Trusses and other remedies, without sny permanent relief. A short time tlnee
bearing of Dr. KATES1 success in curing thisdit-
Fb. 15 &-13m-
D A Y & MATLA C K , WKOI.CSltC P.LtR It I U v u O O 1) s , No. 57 PEARL STREET. WET. WALNUT A VINE CINCINNATI OHIO. 9-.
Thomas McCechin, WHOLESALE GROCER, South Eatt Cor. Main an't Sijrth .strett, Cincinnati, Qki. This House hss been doing business for 21 yearn, 21 vcars at present location. Feb. 25, '53 10-lyr. W. BLWOOD OOSOSW. KDWAftD MAST. W. E. OGB0RN & CO. IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers tn English, French. German and American FaHcy Goods. Hesiery, Gloves, Combs, Buttons, Brushes. Look-
ing-Gtasses, l mbrellas. Parasols, Irish Linens, Berlin Cords, Jaconets. Book Mulls, Sw iss Mulls. Mull Muslins, a full assortment of all kindsof Silk Goods, and every description of Trimmings and Fancy Dry Goods, every vsricty of Dress Goods, Cloths, Cs-simeres, Ac. Also, Carpeting and Oil Cloths of all kinds, direct from the Manufacturers. Straw Good, Ac. No. 35 A 37 Pearl Street, Cincinnati. feb 15 9-lyr. t. w. Btsirt.Ttwt. . s. sxi.Tisa. SPRING IMPORTATION, 1853.
S. W. II ASELT1 N E & C O. MANUFACTURERS of Straw Hornets, and Importers of Silk Millinery Gwd. Flowers. Dress Silks. Trimmings, Ac No. 62 Pearl St. Cincinnati. O.
Black & Fancy Dress Silks,
Straw Bonnets, ot every vsrielv. Bonnet sil'kt A Crapes, dn A Cap Ribbons, Tarltons, Liuings. Tips, Crowns A Frames, Wire, Pins. Whalebones, Ron net Blocks, Doll Heads, Children A Infant's Hats.
Milliners supplied with real French Pattern Bonnets, or copies of the same. Our Prices and Terms shall he favorable and satisfactory to the purchaser. Orders promptly attended to. S. W. HASELT1NE A CO. March 5th, 1853 11-lyr.
praise from physicians and others scquaieM wsrb it. we bsve been induced to order ssnppry, wbicb la this day received. For parricaiars see circulars. Price 83 per bottle. This is to certify that my wire hat nsd the Mother's Relief, aud from my own observations and ber experience, 1 4o not hesitat to pronounce It one oftliegrestcst blessings ever searrhed oulby rosa. It is truly w orthy the name It bears. Furthermore, I would advise sll who are sbst to become mothers te procure a bottle, let lb trouble snd expense bo what they may, for tbs sre nothing in comparison to the benefit derive from iu use. WM. JACKS-OA. IsiroaTAXT to ms ArrucTSD. Salt Rheum, (or Tetter,) Scald Head and King Worms positively cored in every ninety-seven rases in ahundred.by
the nse of GaiDi rtSLT Rntrn Oistwist, w hich
is justly ranked by the most termed physicians a one ofthe most important discoveries of the Bis. tec nth century.
Ilia m.YwroBTlAST! DcArscssCrsco: 9r ass's CoxrorKD Cseosotx Acormc Oil, for the ear of Deafness, Pains, snd the discharge of matter frost the Ears; also, all those disagreeable noisrw, like the butzing of inserts, falling of water, whirring of atesm, Ac, wbicb sre symptoms ef spprossbtsg deafness, and also g-coerally attendant with lb disesse.
Drv Goods, Groceries, &c.
THE subscribers htve Just received direct from New York, Pbiladelphis snd Cincinnati, a largw
and general assortment oi DRV GOODS) Consistinrin part of Broad Cloths. Csssimeres, Vestinrs,Silk Goods In every variety. Prints sad
Muslins, alio s general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery snd Edg Tools, Groceries, Rata Csps, & Ready Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Three ply snd Inrrsin Carpets, st sll prices, Iroa, Steel, Nails, Farming Utensils, Hollow and Earthern Ware, Ac, Ac, Their stock has been selected in the above cities
bv a competent nnrrhaser. snd they are satisfied
they csn offer goods st lower price sad of better quality than ever before done In the Skate. The pubHe are recpectfully invited to call and
examine tor wiemscirOT,
JOWS D. HOwLAND, Attorney at Law, Brookville, Indiana.
CYItrS KILGORE, Justice of the Peace, and Attorney and Counsellor st Isw, Brookville, Ind. Office south East Corner of Public Square, spl 23, 185217.
1YJ .tlOHKOW, Attorney snd Counsellor st Law, Office on Burgess street, one door North of Geo. Holland's, Brookville, todisns. Je 20, '51 20 ly DD. JOES, Attorney snd Counsellor at . Lsw, Brookville, lnd. Offlee nnder American Office, Court street. dee S6 S2-ly V WC. CKOOKSHAMt, Attorney and j. Counsellors! Law. Office on Court street, op
posl e the Court House, Brooaviiie, inuianw. my 14 31 t LFHED fTARD, Attorney s Low, BrookA ville, Ind., snd agent for bs Protection Insolence Companv, policies of Insurance sgainst ton
or damage ov nas issuea on Tiri.K-i flee two doors S ortb of B. H. A J. C. Burton't store. my 7 JR. TI'CLrHE, Attorney stUw. Office on Burgess street, two doors north of Geo. Holland's Office, Brookville. 5-U JW, II ITT, Attorney ttLsw. and Notary Pub. lie. office with Gsoaas Hollars, Bsq Brookville, Ind. t A W PtRTtERSHIP. Jshs A. Matsor
Ij snd Jons H.FAjcAS,bsv this day entsred
w v. v. v w w . m a wm ssasvacnsfi
case, maue api itrsuon to ui.u auu umamcu w ot ( yj m pip,,., c. i6- Main Street, between 4lh
GREAT AND IMPORTANT CHF.M1CAL
COVERY. Chemical Cembination from the Vegetable list dom to repel Ditesse DR.Gtn'SOTT'R EXTRACT
French A American OF YELLOW DOCK AXD SARSAPAKILLA-A
Purifier or the Blood In Quart Bottle. The curative po era of thit medicine bare gives Uthe pre feres re overall Sarsaparilla Extract, bkig the first combination of the Yellow Dock as Sarsnparitta ever offered to the public Iu unrivalled success has sstonished all who.bsve used it, tnd etch new esse in which It is testae: arnishes. In the result, a new eertiflcaU of iu ts ferior excellence; snd ws bsve only to point t the accumulated testimony of thousands wbo bsv sa penenced Its erTccts, to eoavine Incredulity llaeM'. of it real value.
Flowert
Dress Trimmings, Silk Laers. Sewing Silks. Florences. Sutint, Bombazines, Tabs. Foundation,
illusions, ere. ce.
his Trusses, w hich I am bapyy to say bas entirely j
cured me. I therefore consider it my duty tomake bis statement known, snd recommend Dr. Katis' reatment and Trusses to all those who may be afflicted with the same disease. D. W. LONG, Constable in Third Ward. CixcisxATi, O., March 18, 1852.-41.
snd 5Ui streets. Cincinnati, bas constantly on hand s large and general assortment of Umbrellas and Parasols, which are trie red W hnlesaleand Kilail at the lowest Price. ISRAEL SLEEPER, March 5, 1853 11.
produce. SHOir,CUlLU.-uu., t JOBNH. FARQCHAR
Dec.?4. 1P52-1.
Lsursl, Indiana.
Clolhc the IXnkrd: THE IMMENSE FASHIONABLE snd wsllmsde stock ol Spring and Summer Clotliingaud FurU'shiug Goods st the iiOTHIC ARCABE! it now being sold off st FIRST t OST! At It will nnlv continue until the 25th of August next, the
sooner vou call and see the better. The deductions range from SO to 33 per cent. The goods sre
sll msrked sttoeir selling price, ss me one price uem will be adhered to ss heretofore. The pro
prietors ofthe shove establishment hare adopted , that mode of doing business, vis: Clesr out their stock etitiretv st the end of every season, in order to enable the'm to otter lo their customers new snd fresh goods stall times, snd the extensive arrsugments thev are now making for tho FALL TRADE! requires them to do this for more room. All who
have not given this establishment s call are certainIv behind the sge, snd the sooner they go and post
themselves op, the better tor their purse. GOTHIC ARCADE. No. l?t, east tide Mslntt.bM. Foulh and Fifth, X. Ctastaasfi
JOIIX S. WII.LIAlHfi!(o. SS Main St. 1st door above Peart, Cincinnati. Dealer in Paper
Hangings, Wide Curtain Papers, Bandboxes, Klre-) Screens. Ac. offers to the public the larrest and j best assortment or the above articles to be found in the West and on the most resonable terms. He Invites the trade to call and examine his stock .
March 5. 1853 11-lgms. RAWDON, WRIGHT. HATCH & EDSON Bank Note t n gravers & Printers South Eatt ear. ojatbtt Morn Sit. Cincinnati. Ohio. ALSO. Engraved in s style correspond tng in excellence to that of Bank Notes. Railroad, State and County Bonds. Rills of Exrhsnre. Checks.
Drafts, Certificate of Stock sad Depotite, Prora'ttory Notes, Rill snd Letter Heads, Diplomst, Visiting and Professional Cards, Notarial, County snd Hand Seeks. Ac Constantly en band, Rank Note Paper of various tints, made to order.of very superior quality. Tke above office is undsr the supervision of Geo. T. Jones, a practical engraver. mr 111-1 2 in
117 UK AT I WHEAT It WHEAT!!!
It &0.000 Rushels of Wheat wanted si the
change Mill, Brookville, for wbich. the Ex
BECKER'S EYE BALSAM ! Dr. Jacob Becker's celebrated Eye B
specific forC1ironir,Sore,Inflamed snd Weak lyes.. Among the many extraordinary eures effected by this truly wonderful Balsam, we bsvs roots osly r the following: Seas Eves. "Humanity induces in so- auks, know n to the citizens of Cincinnati, w be Bsy b afflicted with thesbove, sn astonishing curs so, ted in three weeks, in s case cf seven years' stea
ding, by tho nse of 'Becker's Eye Balsam.1 Tk
esse referred to is thst of my litrts boy, was was born with Inflamed eyelids. The- laflamsasttswi continued to Increase, reslskag all remedies, ft the spare of t:ven yesrs. Having beard o Iks rmartsble caret effected by Beekert y Bsbes, ssslast resort I mad a trisJoftk, sndstn htppyto. certify that it tflected a permsneiit enrs la tkrwe. weeks. CHARLES NORTH, r.hs sU ACTHORI2IB A6EN"TS M. W. HAILE, Brorvine; F. Browa.raJatski D. Beaver. LittenyvChas. Van Cstnp, MrhvHsrw Gilford snd Depnv. Laurel. September 4, 1851 31-lyr-Mt
market price in cash will be paid by Nov. 30.23 -K CEO. HOLLAND
TfTAKTED IMJIEDIATELY, A
M band to work at the Harness msking bstin
highest i Apply to J. 3. Clark, at Mt. CarneL, Frarktin Cax I InQuisa. 21-8.